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ESCO Withdraws Complaint Against New York Utility

East Coast Power & Gas, LLC has filed at the New York PSC to withdraw a complaint it had filed at the PSC against KeySpan Gas East Corporation d/b/a National Grid concerning annual reconciliation charges invoiced to East Coast for the months of January, February, March and April 2018.

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Retail Supplier Files Complaint Against NYISO

Retail supplier Light Power & Gas of NY LLC (LPGNY) filed at FERC a complaint against the New York Independent System Operator, Inc. requesting that the Commission direct the NYISO, "to immediately cease its unreasonable, unlawful and unduly discriminatory actions and process LPGNY’s application for…

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FERC Orders Retail Supplier To Issue Refunds

As part of an order granting Ambit Northeast, LLC market-based rate authority, FERC directed Ambit Northeast to make refunds for the period of time during which market-based rates were collected without Commission authorization, i.e., May 2012 to December 21, 2018, for Ambit's sale of excess power…

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Regulatory Staff Issue Cease And Desist Letter To All Retail Suppliers, Telling Suppliers Certain Changes In Price Are Impermissible Under Rules

Directs Refunds For Increases Regulator Says Are Not Required Under "Change In Law"

The Director of the New Jersey BPU's Division of Energy has issued a letter to "Each New Jersey Licensed Third Party Supplier" concerning any action to increase the supplier's fixed rate contracts due to P.L. 2018, c. 17, which modified various provisions of the state's renewable portfolio standard…

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Challenging Retail Supplier's Regulatory Change Clause, Consumer Counsel Asks Regulator To Direct Utilities To Hold Supplier Receivables In Escrow, Use Supplier Bond Proceeds To Keep Customers Whole

The Connecticut Office of Consumer Counsel requested that the Connecticut PURA take certain actions to protect customers subject to a regulatory change clause being invoked by Agera Energy, in light of the fact PURA does not have restitution power, should the charge ultimately be found by PURA to be…

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Aggregator Alleges Costs Sought To Be Included Under Supplier's Invocation Of Regulatory Change Clause Do Not Qualify For Pass-Through Treatment

Consumer Counsel To Retain Consultant Regarding Supplier's Action, Review ISO-NE Market Rules

Bridge Energy Services, LLC, a registered aggregator in Connecticut, filed on December 14 a letter with the Connecticut PURA alleging that there have not been any regulatory changes in ISO New England which would authorize Agera Energy, LLC to exercise a regulatory change and pass-through clause…

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